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a review of Frederik de Wilde’s work that I like a lot and which I like a lot. Let’s read it together. oh, now I discover it’s actually an interview with Frederik de Wilde. Even better. I’m up to this bit: “Most valuable is bringing together
Simon Taylor 27 Feb 2014

Curriculum Vitae

I’m a sorrowful child, never grown up. From the grassy north shore I followed a bright white road into a city full of gears, narrow alleys, wooden shacks, each lowly heart. In a bland haze of smoke I keep telling green stories. I believe in my listeners – the sky,
Simon Taylor 27 Feb 2014

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waging theatre on class symptoms where class symptoms now invoke the redistribution of wealth from the middle to the top which has become capitalism’s only recourse in finding an inner limit now that the outer limit of resource exploitation has been surpassed. taking theatre out of the class war
Simon Taylor 27 Feb 2014

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That’s an incredibly pessimistic view of the financial sector Eventually he wants to replace a whole lot of his workers with robots Khan’s Westside Halal Meats Theatre everywhere except theatre – where in theatre it is a minus It really does look like rain out there 70,32,37,
Simon Taylor 26 Feb 2014

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What we’re doing is slowly chipping away at a vast stone to get to the kernel but we’re not there yet. Symptom and Theatre: Minus Theatre Research Group info@minustheatre.com Minus Theatre – Derepresentation my research tests theatre as a memorial site, signalling to the future through symptoms.
Simon Taylor 26 Feb 2014

minor and crystal images in Eleanor Catton’s The Luminaries

His face was broad and his eyes spaced widely; his lips were full, his teeth very crooked, and his nose rather large. These features conspired to form an expression that was both honest and nonchalant – and nonchalance is a form of elegance, when it demands much, and declines to reveal
Simon Taylor 24 Feb 2014

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the well-wrought mythology becomes a vividly remembered reality. That’s how ‘history’ happens. blockade: theatre against symptoms of neoliberalism blockade theatre: against the symptoms of neoliberalism MINUS: Theatre agains the symptoms of neoliberalism upholding the right to be forgotten, the right to silence and the right to invisibility minus theatre
Simon Taylor 23 Feb 2014

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